Patient's question:
My child is nine years old this year, and she is a girl. But I've noticed that her energy level is particularly high, and when she's learning to do something, her attention is very unfocused. She rarely sticks to one thing for very long, and I suspect it might be ADHD. What are the symptoms of ADHD in children?Doctor's answer:
The manifestations of children with ADHD are actually quite numerous. Generally, certain mental changes are more common, such as the presence of squinting, as well as some abnormal emotional changes, or even changes in physical physiological functions. These are some of the more common manifestations. Once this issue arises, it can be adjusted through neurotreatment. The current condition of your child does not rule out ADHD, so I recommend taking them to the hospital for an early check-up for your own peace of mind.